@iffy, you realize you can change that back in the finder in half a second, right?
just checking it out again -- it will now attempt to convert existing files to xhtml, but it didn't do a great job -- or at least it left my existing files in a form where they'd still require a lot of manual editing to get back to where they were before the conversion. maybe if I were designing a lot of new sites I'd look into this, but it still doesn't seem to handle existing sites that well.
I am sorry for this, but ... DAMN THIS APP.
It made all my .rb files open in Xcode instead of TextMate ... dropped it to AppZapper faster than you can say zing.
Looks really good. As far as I know, it's the first affordable, good graphical web design app on the mac that doesn't tie you up to simplistic templates.
looks promising -- no support for FTP or WebDAV publishing yet though, and no sitewide find - in fact I couldn't get find to work on a single page. Doesn't open html files so it might not be so useful for working on existing sites.
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@iffy, you realize you can change that back in the finder in half a second, right?
just checking it out again -- it will now attempt to convert existing files to xhtml, but it didn't do a great job -- or at least it left my existing files in a form where they'd still require a lot of manual editing to get back to where they were before the conversion. maybe if I were designing a lot of new sites I'd look into this, but it still doesn't seem to handle existing sites that well.
Looks really good. As far as I know, it's the first affordable, good graphical web design app on the mac that doesn't tie you up to simplistic templates.
The humor on the website alone raises the bar for this app in my eyes. Funny stuff.
Definitely some interesting work here... very non-standard but some promising ideas. Do we really need another HTML editor?
Ok let me correct that...if there is any invalid code in your html file, it won't open.
looks promising -- no support for FTP or WebDAV publishing yet though, and no sitewide find - in fact I couldn't get find to work on a single page. Doesn't open html files so it might not be so useful for working on existing sites.